Quote from: Michail1 on May 11, 2017, 07:53:45 AM

Quote from: scamkhunt42 on May 11, 2017, 07:09:52 AM

One more try. Grin

1. I created Copay wallet. It contained 1 address (AAAAA).
2. I sent 8 BTC to AAAAA
3. Then I sent 0.001xxx BTC from AAAAA to Byteball
4. What Copay did:
a) They sent 0.001xxx BTC from AAAAA to Byteball
b) They sent 0.05 BTC from AAAAA to BBBBB (I never did this transaction - it's done automatically for what ever reason)
5. Now I have two addresses in my Copay wallet (AAAAA with 7.949 BTC + BBBBB with 0.05 BTC)
6. How do I get the BTC from BBBBB to AAAAA?

I hope this makes it clear.

This is not correctly. You could not have put in 8 btc and only sent out .05.
There has to be input and output.
So, I think you have several small transactions going into AAAAA and the wallet app took the closest matching which was close to the TX you wanted to make. it was done and then a fee was paid and the rest of the change went back to another address.

What is the Transaction ID for your step 3?

You are right. I didn't send the 8 BTC at once. I sent it in 3 transactions into AAAAA. After this, I sent the 0.001 to byteball and with this transaction, Copay did this "ghost transaction" of 0.05 BTC to BBBBB.

BTW: How many distributions of byteballs will follow?